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The A2 Milk Company Ltd (A2M.AX): FY27 a transition year, with full recovery expected by FY28
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17 Aug 2026 17:25:00 ET │ 20 pages
The A2 Milk Company Ltd (A2M.AX)
FY27 a transition year, with full recovery expected by FY28
CITI'S TAKE
a2’s track record of strong execution warrants backing the management
team to regain market share lost from recent supply chain disruptions faster
than expected, and as such, we upgraded our rating to Buy (from Neutral).
However, this recovery will take time (as the guidance assumes) and
investors are likely to show patience if a2 demonstrates ongoing
improvements in offtake and other metrics. The next catalyst will be the
AGM.
Share will take time to return, as we flagged, but some green shoots — There is
still uncertainty around the pace of China label market share recovery. a2 is guiding
to flat revenue growth in 1H, which suggests patience is needed. The July 26 retail
sales offtake is 40% (of the CY25 monthly average), which is reasonable considering
the magnitude of the 4Q26 out of stock position, and there are positive leading
indicators such as: i) Social media sentiment tracking in July 2026, and from mid
August 2026, an intensive new user education and recruitment campaign is
planned, followed by a larger brand campaign in October 2026, and ii) new user
recruitment efforts (e.g., mother-baby classes) are showing positive results with
conversion rates back to or exceeding historical levels. Strategically, following the
supply issues, a2 has restricted distribution to 2/3 of the original offline network,
which is likely to lead to the retailers with allocations being able to generate
improved sales productivity, which in turn should keep them motivated to support
the brand, with anecdotes of a2 receiving increased shelf space.
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Buy
Price (17 Aug 26 16:00)
A$6.53
Target price
A$7.40
Expected share price return
13.3%
Expected dividend yield
2.8%
Expected total return
16.1%
Market Cap
A$4,737M
US$3,356M
Price Performance
(RIC: A2M.AX, BB: A2M AU)
Innovation driving growth — The business is becoming less dependent on a single
China label IMF growth vector than in prior years, with innovation driving >50% of
FY26 sales growth. This should continue with a number of new product launches
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